May Procession at St Bridget's Crowns Blessings
Large crowd enjoys the annual May procession and crowning at St Bridget's on Sunday afternoon. The event featured a rod procession at 1 30, bishops, cadets, and the Children of Mary Society marching to a shrine, with sermons, firstCommunion reception in the church, and a long list of Queen and helper names among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Bridget’s
Erty
Boys Children of Mary Society
Y Bt
Bridget's
Fine
Mido Pollatto
Julia White
Julia
Fay
Eileen Mahons
Heaven
Lary Fine Smith
E Ruth Bradley
Déen
Prise Ads SAX naar 7 BISe ang hale Best
Ad fragment reports SAX pricing or bidding details with unclear entities. The readable portions hint at a local procurement or sales notice involving seven items or units and an implied best offer. Names, dates, or organizations are not clearly legible.
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Ads
Guards May Camp Here Near Maynard
National Guard representatives visited Maynard during the past week seeking a suitable site to halt a regiment of troops late June en route to training. The force may include heavy artillery and around two thousand officers and men with 700 horses. Camp will be within three miles of Maynard to ensure water for troops and horses. Crowe Park officials refused the park’s use due to potential damage.
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Maynard
National Guard of
Tachepinade
Crowe Park
Miss Josephine M Fierra Weds Theo dore H Nagle
Miss Josephine M Fierra of Boxboro married Theo dore H Nagle of Pees on Jute. They plan to settle in Los Angeles after stopping in Philadelphia Chicago and Salt Lake City en route.
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Josephine M. Fierra
Boxboro
Theodore ‘H. Nagle
Pees
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago
Salt Lake’ City
Dedication of Emerson Playground Marked by Parade
A Tuesday dedication ceremony for Emerson Playground featured a street parade from Liberty Pole in Monument Square to the new field. Edward W. Sheehan acted as marshal, led by the Minute Man Band with Girl Scout and Boy Scout escorts from Concord and Concord Junction. Selectmen and the Playground Committee, local officials, schoolchildren, and community groups attended. Captain John Bordmneau delivered the address as the field was formally turned over to town officials and placed under road department care.
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Emerson
Liberty Pole
Monument Square
Thorean
Sudbury
Stow Street
Edward W. Sheehan
Minute Man
Waiter Goss
Spader
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Concord
Wil- Murray
Offie Lodge
Austin-D
MacRae
Peete
Wellington
John Bordmneau
Edward
Lolin
James Nagle
George M. Weed
Road Department
John M. Keyes
Nagle
Memory Memorial Day Sermon Echoed at Trinitarian Church
Gail Celeland pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational Church preached on Memory during the morning service Sunday. Miss Prorence Seder, Maynard High School graduate class of 1926, was elected song leader of her Radcliffe College freshman and sophomore years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Seder of Acton Street, noted for local school activities.
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Trevor
Gail Celeland
Concord Church of Christ, Scientist Schedule
Sunday service at 10 45 A M with lesson subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday School at 10 45 A M. testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 7 45. Reading room hours 2 to 5 on weekdays.
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Church of Christ
Scientist Monument Square
Concord
God
Concord Town Team Triumphs In Low-Scoring Game
Leonard Smith pitched a no hit no run effort for the older boys as Concord Town Team defeated Con cord 4 to 0. Following the game scouts escorted the Elks to the Liberty Pole where colors were lowered by Boy Scouts amid a band rendition of The Stars Spangled Banner. Edward W Sheehan chaired the committee with Capt John Bordman and others representing local boards and departments.
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Concord
Leonard Smith
Bang
Elks and Scout
Liberty Pole
Edward
W. Sheehan
John Bordman
Board of Selectmen
Harold, Tompkins
Bernard McGrath
Oscar FB. Beckvold
We Meat Allen Rebreegafing
Board of Trade
Memorial Day Observance in Concord Honors Veterans
The Concord memorial day ceremony gathered veterans from the Ralph P. Hosmer Camp and Jamieson Post A L with American Legion Auxiliary and Scouts. The 182nd Infantry Band led a parade from Veterans Building to Monument Square, honoring 31 buried comrades and 227 war heroes at Sleepy Hollow and St Bernard's cemeteries. Howard E. Harries of 6 Manor Road was reported dead.
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Boy Scouts
Langdon W. Golddird
Alfred ‘Wheeley
Stone
Robert
Robert W.payk
Corp Ates
P. Hosmer
S.W.V
Contverd
Herbert W. Berry
Grand Army Post
Lewis H. George
Veterans’ Building
Walden Street
Herbert Berry
Us S.beras
182Nd Infantry
M.N.G
W. A. Cushing
John C. Dolan
Old Concord
G.A.R
Lewis _H. George
Contramnatie’ Corp
Ralph P. ‘Hosmer
USWY
Parke
Jamies. Ws
A. L
Howard Bs. Daniels
Boy Soonest
Concord Independent Battery
Roger D. Swain
Monument
Sleepy Hollow
St. ‘Bernard’s
Cemete
Us 4
Liberty Pole
St Bernard’s First Communion Sunday at Our Lady Help Church
A large group of boys and girls will receive their first communion Sunday morning at Our Lady Help of Christian’s Church. The event is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 3.00.
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St. Bernard's
Bernard's
Our Lady Help
Christian’s Church
Sudbury Man Andrew Strout Dies at 70
Sudbury memorial report states Andrew Strout, 70, died at his Concord Road home. Born in South Yarmouth Maine, he worked as a butcher and ran provision stores in Brunswick Hyde Park and Wollaston before moving to Sudbury five years ago. Survived by wife, six siblings, two sons Arthur and Ralph, a daughter Carrie Luce and a brother B B Pea. Funeral set for Thursday at 2:30 p.m.
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Sudbury
Andrew
Strout
Concord Road
South Sudbury
South Yarmouth
Brunswick
Hyde Park
Wollaston
Odd Sides
Sien
Maine
Arthur” T Strout
Worcester
Ralph © Strout
Carrie L Luce
B B Pea
Arlington
Bedford Choir Entertained by Church of Christ in Boston
The Bedford Church of Christ Music Committee entertained twenty seven guests from Bedford with a chicken dinner Friday evening in the Chamber of Commerce in Boston. The group traveled in six automobiles under the supervision of Georgi H Sweet. Rain postponed the Concord high Swampscott girls baseball game and two Middlesex school games scheduled for that day.
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Church of Christ
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Bedford
Georgi H Sweet
Concord high-Swampscott
Swampscott
Middlesex
Concord Armory Faces Loss of Local Militia Company
A Concord unit of the Massachusetts National Guard may disband due to dwindling local enlistments. Capt. Dean notes the machine gun company lacks enough Concord recruits, with most members from nearby towns, risking loss of federal recognition and pay for soldiers. The town’s long military lineage dates to 1636, underscoring the potential cultural impact.
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Concord
Concord Junction
Acton
Bedford
War Department
War’ Department
Pi Wi
Capt
Dean
Senyory
Bention
Omethin
Deoteurt Bas
Concord Company of Foot
Simon Willard
United States
Boston
Concord Artillery
Concord Company
Bedford Hospital Project Update in Bedford June
A contractor reports progress on the Bedford hospital project with about 200 workers on site. The team has brought in all available crews from Bedford and vicinity to speed completion, with a target finish initially set at 360 days.
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Bedford
Vinciaity
Memorial Day Observance in Maynard
Memorial Day services in Maynard were held under Frank J. Demars Post auspices. The procession started at Roosevelt school at 8 45 a m and moved to Glenwood and St. Bridget's cemeteries for graves decoration. Wreaths and flowers adorned markers, bridges, and the memorial park while a firing squad and buglers performed. Reverend Carroll delivered an address and Lincoln Gettysburg Address and a poem were read. The day featured bright skies and large crowds enjoying well kept memorial grounds.
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Maynard
Frank J. Demars Post
Roosevelt School
Glenwood
St. Bridget's
Ernest ‘Rasmussen
Et Trioat neuegUoe
Ith
Carl Peteratthé
Serg
T Nicholas Driscoll
United Concert Band
Legionnaires
William Moynian
Board of Select
The
Legion Auxiliary
Guyer Fowler
John Moore
St. Bridgets
Nason Street
Main
Parker Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Summer Street
Memorial Day Observance in Acton Draws Strong Attendance
Memorial Day in Acton drew a large crowd as sun broke through clouds. The West Acton corps marched in full dress and the procession ended with a courteous reception, marking one of the finest May 30th observations the town has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
West Acton
Golief
Murphy and Snyder firm strengthens regional printing ties
Fragmentary text indicates Murphy and Snyder, a printing firm, expanding business and maintaining partnership. Mentions Carlisle and Murphy and Snyder aims to continue operations under the firm name. No clear dates or outcomes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
John Snyder
Prin of
Murphy & Snyder
Carlisle
al Miu
Jack
Albert
Murphy
Funeral Notices From Marlboro Hospital After Illness
A fragmentary obituary note details a funeral held Wednesday for ten deceased individuals. The list mentions several survivors and committee members including Mrs Ade Hod Jones and Mrs Susan Kel, among others, with references to cemeteries and a lengthy illness period.
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Marlboro Hospital
An. Ness
Ade Hod Jones
Myra
Edgés
Mas
Apn
Sheridan Sra Mae
Susan Kel Fred
Mre
Eva Evers
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Seu
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First Church OF ‘Christ Scientist
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Valine Ferory
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